LLR ARP 102 Policy for Vitiligo

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Policy for Vitiligo

Category

Threshold Criteria

Vitiligo is the complete loss of pigmentation arising in discrete patches of skin. It occurs in approximately 1% of the world’s population. The incidence appears to be higher in darker – skinned individuals.

Eligibility

LLR ICB will only fund secondary care treatment where the following criteria is met  
Patient is aged 18 years old and over
Greater than 20% of body surface is affected
OR Segmental Vitiligo
Non-segmental vitiligo with facial involvement in people aged 12 years and over

If there is diagnostic uncertainty please seek further advice via Advice and Guidance (on ERS)

Patients with vitiligo can be referred to the UHL Camouflage Clinic if the following criteria are met

Referral criteria:
>20% body surface area Segmental Vitiligo  
Segmental Vitiligo

Guidance

http://www.pcds.org.uk/clinical-guidance/vitiligo  

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